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Vitol Trader Confirmed Radiant World Deal That Vitol Now Denies

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 23 September 2026, 15:46 UTC By Jack Farchy, Katherine Doherty, Archie Hunter, Clara Ferreira Marques and Preeti Soni 1 min read
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A trader at Vitol Group in India confirmed at least one transaction between his company and Radiant World that Vitol later said wasn’t genuine, adding a further layer of complexity to a saga that has drawn in some of the biggest names in commodity trading.

A trader at Vitol Group in India confirmed at least one transaction between his company and Radiant World that Vitol later said wasn’t genuine, adding a further layer of complexity to a saga that has drawn in some of the biggest names in commodity trading.
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